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Hey, My Twins Babies novel Chapter 869

Winnie was in a dilemma again. It was OK to listen to his stories of the past, and it could also make him feel relieved.

But on this matter, it was difficult for her to control her mouth in front of Brian. She was afraid that she would correct Brian when he said something she thought was wrong, and they would quarrel.

Every time they quarreled, she didn't know how Brian felt, but she always felt wronged and hurt herself.

Because of so many scruples, Winnie didn't know whether she should listen or not.

After hesitating for a while, Winnie put her hand back.

"Go ahead, I'll listen."

Winnie thought about it and was willing to be a listener. She would control her mouth as much as possible, without giving any comments or judgments.

"Thank you, Winnie."

Winnie's decision was an encouragement for Brian and a beam of warm sunshine that made him dare to face everything in the past.

"I have told you some things, but what I said is not detailed. Today I will add an explanation to let you know all of my past."

Brian began to talk about what happened to him more than twenty years ago. The topic started with his classmate relationship with Kevin.

"Kevin and I have become best friends since we began to study in school. At that time, I often went to Kevin's house for fun. His parents' way of getting along is full of love. It can be said that their family is happy and laughing every day."

"In particular, I envy the relationship between his parents, especially their love. But our family is different. My family always made me feel depressed."

Brian closed his eyes and recalled what happened more than 20 years ago, but he was nervous for some reason, and he was so nervous that he unconsciously grasped the sheets tightly.

"My parents didn't quarrel, but they didn't get along like song Kevin's parents. They always kept a certain distance from each other, like unfamiliar friends."

"They don't look like a couple, but like unimportant friends."

"Finally, one day we learned that my father had a mistress outside, and I just knew why he kept a distance from my mother. My sister and I didn't go overboard when we first knew it, but we secretly found the woman."

"The woman was surprised when she saw us. We felt that she didn't know our existence. But she might also know, but she didn't expect that we would go to see her."

Brian kept his eyes closed, feeling that if he opened them, he couldn't speak or the scene would disappear.

"Wait a minute, can I say a few words?"

Winnie told herself not to speak again and again, but she didn't control herself at the beginning.

"OK."

Brian listened carefully, because he needed Winnie to help him analyze what he had not noticed and misunderstood.

"When did the relationship between your parents become cold?"

Winnie raised her own question. Many couples had a cold relationship, but it didn't mean that this was the performance of cheating.

"It seems that this was how they got along since I was a little child."

Brian thought for a while before giving an answer.

"Then when did Rufus cheat?"

Winnie began to doubt the time again.

"I don't know, but my grandfather said that he was sick and hospitalized, and that woman was one of his attending doctors. They met at that time and they start having an affair."

"I don't believe it. I think they should have met earlier."

Brian directly said his opinion. It's not that he didn't believe his grandfather, it's just that, judging from the emotional of his parents, he thought the time of his father's cheating would be earlier.

"Why don't you believe it? There is no absolute model of husband and wife in the world. Your parents' relationship pattern may have been like this since they got married. You can't use it as a basis for Rufus' cheat."

"I heard Rufus said that his marriage with your mother was arranged by their parents. They didn't like each other and had to get married. They didn't love each other. How could get along with each other like Kevin's parents?"

Winnie thought that Brian was wrong. He arbitrarily believed that the mistake of his parents' marriage was his father's cheat from the beginning.

"Like you and Penny, weren't you a couple? Did you love each other or just treat each other like unimportant friends?"

Winnie felt that Brian's own experience would be more convincing to him.

"You mean, they have been in this way of getting along since they got married, and it has nothing to do with the mistress?"

Brian seemed to understand a little bit. Winnie meant that his parents had no feelings for each other at all, so they could ignore each other's feelings in everything.

"Yes, it has nothing to do with the third party. It is precisely because they didn't love each other. So, they would cheat when they met someone they liked."

Winnie felt that she still didn't control herself and started to interfere with Brian's affairs.

But she didn't think her analysis would exasperate Brian.

He suddenly sterned his voice and objected to Winnie's statement in a low voice.

"He could cheat at will, but my mother would never cheat."

Brian didn't even know why he trusted his mother so much, but he was vaguely defending his mother's dignity.

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